NSWCPD LRAE - FY27_Oct 2026.pdf

N A V S E A W A R F A R E C E N T E R S

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited.

N A V S E A W A R F A R E C E N T E R S

N A V S E A W A R F A R E C E N T E R S

NSWCPD

Long Range

Acquisition Estimate

- 29 October 2026 -

Distribution Statement A: Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited.

FY27 – FY28 Anticipated Solicitations

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 2

• All procurement information contained within this Long-Range Acquisition Estimate (LRAE) is subject to modification and is in no way binding on the Government. The LRAE, and any data contained herein, is based on the best information available and is being shared for information only. Small business set-asides may be projected herein, but the actual set-aside determinations will be made by the Contracting Officer at the time the procurement action is initiated. More specific information relating to any individual item or class of items may not be furnished until the proposed action is synopsized through the Government Point of Entry (GPE) or the solicitation is issued. The GPE is located at https://sam.gov, as prescribed by the FAR.

• Requirement POC’s can be found on the last slide

Disclaimers

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 3

Department 10 Anticipated Competitive Requirements

Requirement Title

Anticipated Total

Contract Value

Anticipated Contract

Type

Anticipated Procurement

Vehicle

Incumbent / Contract # or Task

Order #

Anticipated Solicitation

Release Date

(FY/QTR)

Procurement ID #

Bldg 1000 AS-7 & AS-8 Coil Replacement $500K FFP “C” Type Contract

N/A FY27 Q1 N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-102-0117

Multiple Award Construction Contract

(MACC)

$50M FFP MAC IDIQ N/A FY27 Q1 N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-102-0039

Elevator Maintenance Service Contract $2M FFP IDIQ Triad Lifts FY27 Q1 N64498-26-SIMACQ-PD-102-0070

Interpreter Services Follow-On $500K FFP GSA Order Stuart B. Consultants FY27 Q1 N64498-26-SIMACQ-PD-00E-0002

Bldg 542 Roll-Up Door Replacement $400K FFP “C” Type Contract

N/A FY27 Q2 N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-102-0126

Bldg 1000 VAV Overhaul – Phase 1 $500K FFP “C” Type Contract

N/A FY27 Q2 N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-102-0020

Bldg 542 Roof Repair, Phase 2 $2M FFP 8(a) Competitive N/A FY27 Q2 N64498-24-RFPREQ-PD-102-0134

HVAC Maintenance and Repair Contract $18M FFP IDIQ

JP LOGISTICS &

CONSULTING, LLC

FY27 Q2 N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-102-0039

Electrical Preventative Maintenance and Repair Contract

$7M FFP IDIQ N/A FY27 Q4 N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-102-0046

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 4

Department 10 Anticipated Competitive Requirements - Descriptions

• Building 1000 AS-7 & AS-8 Coil Replacement – supporting C/102

• This project is to replace the large coils on two of the large air handlers (air conditioning units) in the penthouse of building 1000. This would include lifting plans, meeting environmental requirements for refrigerant removal and charging, and all required reporting to complete the install.

• Multiple Award Construction Contract – supporting C/102

• Management, labor, material, equipment, transportation, supervision and environmental and quality controls necessary to accomplish simultaneous maintenance, sustainment, repair and minor construction projects at the Philadelphia Navy Yard Annex and at other locations within a 25-mile radius. This MACC will encompass a range of Design-Build (DB) and Design-Bid-Build (DBB) projects that include, but are not limited to, minor construction of new building-related infrastructure; demolition, repair, alteration, and renovation of existing buildings, systems and infrastructure; and, may include civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and communication systems.

• Elevator Maintenance and Repair Contract – supporting C/102

• Labor, management, supervision, tools, materials, and equipment required to perform Facility Investment services for elevator equipment and systems categorized as Preventative Maintenance and Non-Wear-and-Tear Repairs. These Facility Investment services include monthly preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, semi-annual and annual elevator inspections and certifications, five-year load tests, and general maintenance for fifteen (15) elevators located within six (6) buildings at NSWCPD.

• Interpreter Services – Supporting C/10E

• Certified American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter/transliterator services on-site at

NSWCPD/The Philadelphia Navy Yard (PNY) and remotely as required.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 5

Department 10 Anticipated Competitive Requirements - Descriptions

• Building 542 Roll-Up Door Replacement – supporting C/102

• This project is to fully replace the roll-up door with a new door, including a speed door that would operate directly behind the roll-up door. During this replacement, the Contractor must adhere to the security requirements for an open access point and for any visual concealment requirements.

• Building 1000 VAV Overhaul – Phase 1 – supporting C/102

• This project is to go through the entire building and repair or replace every Variable Air Volume (VAV) unit.

This includes mapping where the units are located, what piece of equipment they are attached to, and ensuring the sizing of each VAV is acceptable for the equipment they are supporting.

• Building 542 Roof Repair, Phase 2 – supporting C/102

• This project is to continue the roof repair on building 542. The first phase completed recently, and this would be the continuation of the effort. The project includes building scaffolding, installing safety material to catch any falling debris, removing the old portion of the roof, installing the new roof, following contractual requirements, replacing down spouts, then fully cleaning up the site after work is complete.

• HVAC Maintenance and Repair Contract – supporting C/102

• HVAC Maintenance and Repair for all buildings maintained by Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) at the Philadelphia Naval Business Center (PNBC). The maintenance requirements have three main categories: (i) regular, recurring tasks (e.g., Preventive Maintenance for HVAC and Boiler equipment, water testing and treatment for HVAC and boiler equipment, Boiler testing and certification);

(ii) corrective maintenance; and, (iii) non-recurring additional tasks intended to prevent, mitigate, or repair HVAC and boiler equipment and systems.

• Electrical Preventative Maintenance and Repair Contract – supporting C/102

• Labor, management, supervision, tools, material, and equipment required to perform regular, recurring maintenance and as-needed repairs for Electrical Infrastructure equipment and systems. Maintenance includes regular, recurring maintenance, testing, and certification for the NSWCPD electrical infrastructure associated with NSWCPD-maintained facilities at the PNBC. The equipment included but is not limited to the following: switchgears, motor control centers, transformers, power circuit breakers, bolted pressure switches, etc.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 6

Department 20 Anticipated Competitive Requirements

Requirement Title

Anticipated Total

Contract Value

Anticipated Contract

Type

Anticipated Procurement

Vehicle

Incumbent / Contract #

Anticipated Solicitation

Release Date

(FY/QTR)

Procurement ID #

Department 20 Surface Waterfront Support

$50- 100M

CPFF SEAPORT FY27 Q1 N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-20-0052

Big Blue 4 (AIT Support) $250M-

$1B

CPFF IDIQ FY27 Q1 N64498-23-RFPREQ-PD-25-0222

Little Blue (AIT Support) $50-

100M

CPFF

IDIQ FY28 Q3 N64498-27-RFPREQ-PD-25-0012

Program, Business, and Digital Transformation

$7.5- 50M

CPFF

SEAPORT N/A FY27 Q3 N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-20-0025

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 7

Department 20 Anticipated Competitive Requirements - Descriptions

• Surface Waterfront Support

• The Contractor shall provide support and oversight to HM&E Ship’s

Modernization and Sustainment Program Waterfront Support including oversight of waterfront installations. Programs include but not limited to:

DDG modernization – forward fit and back-fit (DDG Mod FF and BF), shipboard Electronic Chart Display and Information System - Navy (ECDIS-

N), Submarines, Aircraft Carriers, CG modernization (CG Mod), LSD modernization (LSD Mod), and LHD mid-life (LHD Mod or LHD ML), Land

Platform Dock (LPD), and Aegis Ashore (AA), Combat Support Systems

Onboard Testing (CSSOT); maintenance periods in connection with Surface

Ship HM&E Combat Support Systems, components being installed, maintained or altered by ship’s force, private contractors, or public organizations.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 8

• Big Blue 4

• This contract primarily supports large Modernization Programs and/or critical-path SCs/Alterations that are accomplished in Navy, Chief Naval

Operation (CNO) availabilities. This contract covers industrial support for installations primarily on U.S. Navy Surface Ships, Carriers, Submarines and Service Craft. In addition, this contract also supports HM&E upgrades on Foreign Military Sales (FMS) platforms, Military Sealift Command (MSC), land-based test sites, and other DOD platforms.

Department 20 Anticipated Competitive Requirements - Descriptions

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 9

• Little Blue

• The mission of the MACHALT Program is to transition HM&E machinery technology to the U.S. Navy Fleet, and support various sponsors for Navy

Modernization Programs. This requires development and execution of various Ship Changes (SCs) to upgrade and maintain in a more cost-effective and timely manner the system/equipment readiness of various

Navy HM&E systems. This program primarily supports small, minimally intrusive, turnkey equipment level modernization projects that are generally accomplished pier side at the various homeports outside of Navy Chief

Naval Operation (CNO) availabilities. The program process consists of multiple phases including but not limited to; advance planning, ship check, assessments, material purchasing and fabrication, prototype/proof-in install, approved SC deployment, logistics changes and delivery, and completion/close-out tracking and documentation.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 10

• Program, Business, and Digital Transformation

• The Contractor shall provide expert database and software development, testing and maintenance to support digital integration services to NSWCPD.

These digital transformation efforts shall improve support to all U.S. Navy platforms including but not limited to: Carriers, Submarines, non-nuclear

Surface Ships, and Cross-Platform applications.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 11

Department 30 Anticipated Competitive Requirements

Requirement Title

Anticipated Total

Contract Value

Anticipated Contract

Type

Anticipated Procurement

Vehicle

Incumbent / Contract # or Task

Order #

Anticipated Solicitation

Release Date

(FY/QTR)

Procurement ID #

NAVLOG TD Support Services $17M CPFF SEAPORT

EHS /

N6449823F3043

FY27 Q1 N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-31-0045

Damage Control, Fire Protection, Recoverability, and Fire Detection and Actuation Systems Support Services

$24M CPFF SEAPORT

Delphinus Eng / N6449823F3013

FY27 Q1 N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-33-0004

Fuel and Lube Oil Quality Management Testing Services

$7.9M FFP IDIQ

ALS Global /

N6449825D4006

FY27 Q2 N64498-26-SIMACQ-PD-33-0147

Services to perform programming and troubleshooting of Fire Detection Sensors

$21M Hybrid IDIQ None FY27 Q2 (late) N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-33-0081

Environmental Qualification Testing Services

$65M CPFF IDIQ None FY27 Q3 N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-33-0143

Provisioning Services $30M CPFF SEAPORT Noblis /

N6449824F3058

FY27 Q3 N64498-27-RFPREQ-PD-31-0002

HM&E R&D and Security Support Services $20M CPFF SEAPORT None FY27 Q3 N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-32-0065

EOSS Support Services $15M CPFF SEAPORT Ghost Rock /

N6449823F3109

FY27 Q4 N64498-27-RFPREQ-PD-31-0001

Pulper & Shredder and Plastic Waste Processing Equipment (PSE & PWPE)

$45M FFP IDIQ

Flight Fab /

N6449824D007 & N6449824D4008

FY27 Q3 N64498-27-RFPREQ-PD-33-0001

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 12

Department 30 Anticipated Competitive Requirements - Descriptions

• NAVLOG TD Support Services – supporting C/317

– Provides Logistics Data Management services, which includes the Naval Logistics Technical Data Repository (NAVLOGTD).

NAVLOGTD is the authoritative data repository for NAVSEA Technical Data, including Technical Manuals (TM), Engineering Operational Sequencing System (EOSS), Combat System Operational Sequencing System (CSOSS), as well as the Habitability Database catalog, the MK-MOD system, NDART-Lite, and the Supply Support Tracker (SST).

– Provides Technical Data Subject Matter Expert (SME) support for TM, EOSS, Model Based Product Support (MBPS), and CSOSS databases within NAVLOGTD.

• Damage Control, Fire Protection, Recoverability, and Fire Detection and Actuation Systems Support Services – supporting C/336

– Provides In-Service Engineering Agent (ISEA) support to US Navy Damage Control, Fire Protection, Recoverability and CBD systems. Engineering and engineering logistics services in support of systems such as Aqueous film forming foam (AFFF) fire suppressant systems, Halon/Heptafluoropropane (HFP) systems, Water Mist, Fire Detection, Aqueous Potassium Carbonate (APC), and Lithium-Ion Battery Stowage systems/Facilities

• Fuel and Lube Oil Quality Management Testing Services – supporting C/331

– Testing and analytical services for new and used petrofluids (fuels, lubes, greases, hydraulic oils) and jacket water samples;

storage of samples, analysis and quality assurance of test results, related data management and transfer, and supply shipping of sample bottle kits out to the Fleet. These testing services are in support of US Navy and the US Coast Guard, Military Sealift Command, Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps.

• Services to perform programming and troubleshooting of Fire Detection Sensors – supporting C/36

– Engineering and technician services support for the mapping, configuring, and troubleshooting of fire alarm systems prior to and after installation on board US Navy ships and submarines. This effort encompasses modernization and sustainment requirements and is not for new ship construction efforts. Project management support is also required for periodic reporting as required by the deliverables of this Statement of Work (SOW)

• Environmental Qualification Testing Services – supporting all technical NSWCPD Depts

– Engineering and Laboratory Testing support services to develop and deliver tailored test plans and procedures, design and fabricate standard and non-standard test fixtures, configure instrumentation and data acquisition systems, conduct test events, analyze high-fidelity physical and electrical data, and develop and deliver final qualification test reports. Provide qualified engineering, technical, machining, and testing personnel to execute environmental qualification testing requirements.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 13

Department 30 Anticipated Competitive Requirements - Descriptions

• Provisioning Services – supporting C/315

– Provides engineering logistics services for the development and processing of Provisioning Technical Documentation (PTD) and Configuration Overhaul

Planning (COP) in support of new construction, overhaul and the Station’s alteration and sustainment programs. This includes action on any logistics items reported and verified through other sources, as well as updating associated products and configuration; and includes the coordination and development of PTD and logistics documentation for all U.S. Navy ship classes for new construction, fleet sustainment or operating ships, and overhaul programs. NSWCPD develops, implements, provides and maintains logistic products to provide Supply Support for Life Cycle and New Acquisition programs for HM&E systems

• HM&E R&D and Security Support Services – supporting C/32

– Provide R&D engineering and technical services required for executing the NSWCPD Science & Technology Keystone strategies, and, in support of current and future combat programs in accordance with their Security Classification Guides. Services include but are not limited to engineering/technical analyses of alternative or new technologies; and engineering modeling, simulation, test, or other evaluation of technologies or technology advancements, in support of advancing shipboard and submarine HME equipment performance and capability. This requirement is also to provide specialized security, programmatic, and administrative services needed to support the current and future R&D initiatives and programs.

– Top Secret – SCI personnel clearances required

• EOSS Support Services – supporting C/313

– Engineering and Technician services are required to support NSWCPD C/313, who acts as the NAVSEA Engineering Agent with delegated technical authority to assist NAVSEA 03R in the program management, development, and maintenance of Engineering Operating Sequencing Systems (EOSS) products and deliverables to the fleet. This includes, but is not limited to, services to perform and support the conduct of Conduct EOSS Shipboard Validations, the creation and maintenance of EOSS Diagrams in Computer Graphics Metafile (CGM) format, and the creation and maintenance of EOSS Procedures in Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) format

• Pulper & Shredder and Plastic Waste Processing Equipment (PSE & PWPE) – supporting C/335

– Solid Waste HME system and components production and deliveries, and First Article Testing as needed. C/335 acts as the Principle Area Resource Manager for solid waste systems for multiple US Navy Program offices, who supports the procurement of these materials in support of new construction ships.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 14

Department 40 Anticipated Competitive Requirements

Requirement Title

Anticipat ed Total Contract

Value

Anticipated Contract

Type

Anticipated Procurement Vehicle

Incumbent / Contract

Anticipated Solicitation

Release Date

(FY/QTR)

Procurement ID #

Professional Business Support Services(15)

$10M Cost Plus Fixed Fee

SEAPORT

N0017821D9370/ N6449823F3053

4Q/27

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

40-0017

Machinery Systems Lifecycle Management (16)

$30M Cost Plus Fixed Fee

SEAPORT N/A 2Q/27

N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-

40-0023

Manufacturing of CVN-78 Class Propulsion Shafts (17)

$39M Firm Fixed Price

Multiple Award

IDIQ

N/A 2Q/27

N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-

42-0283

Engineering Technical Support Services for C/42 Propulsion Program (18)

$20M Cost Plus Fixed Fee

SEAPORT N/A 2Q/27

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

42-0005

LM2500 RADCON

Cleaning (19)

$15M Firm Fixed Price

Single Award

IDIQ

N6449824D4001 3Q/27

N64498-28-RFPREQ-PD-

42-0002

On-Site Representative Support (20)

$12M Cost Plus Fixed Fee

SEAPORT

N0017819D8126 / N6449823F3014

3Q/27

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

42-0211

Advanced Power Engineering Support (21) $62M

Cost Plus Fixed Fee

SEAPORT N6449824D4003 2Q/27

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

44-0123

Submarine & CVN Power Systems Support Services (22)

$34M Cost Plus Fixed Fee

SEAPORT

N0017819D8085/ N6449824F3094

2Q/27

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

44-0124

Engineering and Technical Services for HM&E SCEMS (23)

$50M Cost Plus Fixed Fee

Seaport N6449822D4014 1Q/27

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

45-0002

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 15

Department 40 Anticipated Competitive Requirements

Requirement Title

Anticipated Total

Contract Value

Anticipated Contract

Type

Anticipated Procurement

Vehicle

Incumbent / Contract # or Task

Order #

Anticipated Solicitation

Release Date

(FY/QTR)

Procurement ID #

Critical Spares Materials (24)

$7.5M FFP IDIQ or OT N/A 1Q/28 N64498-27-RFPREQ-PD-45-0001

Electrical Hull Penetrator (EHP) Materials (25)

$2.3M FFP IDIQ N/A 2Q/27 N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-45-0176

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 16

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

Professional Business Support Services

The contractor will provide a wide array of functional services, centering on the business operations that support Department 40 and the NSWCPD Command Front Office, including correspondence management, financial tracking, timekeeping, programmatic analysis, and meeting coordination.

N0017821D9370/ N6449823F3053

(SB Set-Aside)

Storage Solutions Inc.

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-40-0017

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

Access to Sensitive Government Systems:

• Contractor personnel will require access to and must be proficient with critical government financial and travel systems, including:

➢ Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP): For timekeeping data entry and financial reporting.

➢ Defense Travel System (DTS): For managing government personnel travel.

Organizational Conflict of Interest (OCI):

• The contractor must establish and submit an OCI Mitigation Plan. This is to ensure that personnel with access to procurement-sensitive information in Navy ERP are firewalled from the contractor's business development and proposal teams.

Security and Non-Disclosure:

• A SECRET facility clearance is required within 90 days of award.

• All personnel must be U.S. citizens.

• Both individual and corporate Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) are mandatory, as are company-to-company Proprietary Information Agreements (PIAs) if access to third-party data is needed.

Key Personnel Qualifications:

• Program/Project Manager II: Requires ten years of professional experience with knowledge of Navy ERP and DTS being highly desired.

• Computer Systems Analyst II: Requires four years of professional experience, including specific expertise in database systems like Oracle and SQL Server, and managing collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams.

Specific Administrative Experience: Several non-key roles (e.g., Administrative Manager II, Financial Systems Analyst) require experience performing programmatic and administrative functions, financial analysis, and a working knowledge of NAVSEA and Fleet organizations.

Department 40 - Professional Business Support Services

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 17

Department 40 - Machinery Systems Lifecycle Management

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

Machinery Systems Lifecycle Management

Support Services

The contractor will provide a wide range of engineering, technical, logistics, and programmatic services for Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical (HM&E) systems across numerous U.S. Navy and other maritime platforms. The scope covers the full system lifecycle, from design and testing to in-service sustainment, obsolescence management, and training.

New Requirement

New Requirement

N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-40-0023

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

OEM Coordination: The contractor must be capable of coordinating with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to access proprietary technical data, tools, and expertise for specific systems.

Security and Information Handling:

• A SECRET facility clearance is required within 100 days of the contract award

• The work may require access to Unclassified Naval Nuclear Propulsion Information (U-NNPI), which has strict handling and safeguarding protocols.

• All personnel must be U.S. citizens.

Key Personnel Qualifications:

• Program/Project Manager II: Requires a Bachelor of Science degree and ten years of professional experience in program/project management, with at least eight years supporting Navy technical programs

• Engineer IV: Requires a Bachelor's degree in engineering and ten years of professional experience, specifically with Navy Auxiliary systems.

• Specific System Experience: Multiple non-key engineering and technician roles require between one and eight years of hands-on experience with Navy Auxiliary systems, including areas like distributed machinery controls, HM&E systems, and specific equipment like Aircraft Launch and Recovery Equipment

(ALRE).

Quality Management System: The contractor must maintain a Quality Management System (QMS) compliant with ASQ/ANSI/ISO 9001:2015 and adhere to relevant NAVSEA standards.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 18

C/423 - CVN-78 Class Propulsion Shaft Production

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

Manufacturing of CVN-78 Class

Propulsion Shaft

- Material

The contractor is responsible for producing and delivery of three specific types of CVN-78 Class waterborne propulsion shafting: the Inboard Intermediate Shaft, the Outboard Intermediate Shaft, and the Propeller Shaft. These critical components must be manufactured in strict accordance with the provided Government Technical Data Packages (TDPs), which will involve extensive manufacturing processes, inspections, and testing to ensure the final products meet all Navy requirements.

New Requirement

New Requirement

N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-42-0283

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

No Specified Personnel (LCATs): The focus is entirely on the manufacturing capability and quality of the final product.

No Security Clearances or On-Site Work: Security clearances, on-site work at government facilities, and travel are not applicable to this contract. All manufacturing will be performed at the contractor's own facility.

Extensive Quality Assurance and Testing: The contractor must perform a rigorous series of inspections and tests, including:

• First Article Testing (FAT)

• Dimensional, Magnetic Particle, Liquid Dye Penetrant, Ultrasonic, and Radiographic Testing.

Government Furnished Property (GFP): The government will provide critical property, including a ring gage for the propeller shaft, which must be visually inspected by the contractor before and after the manufacturing process.

Welding Procedure Approvals: Any new welding procedures that are not already NAVSEA-approved must be submitted for review and qualification.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 19

C/425 - Engineering Technical Support Services for Propulsion Program

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

Engineering Technical Support Services for Propulsion Program

The contractor will provide full lifecycle support for Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical (HM&E) and propulsion systems across a wide range of U.S.

Navy vessels, including both surface ships and submarines. The scope includes ship design, in-service engineering, modeling and simulation, machinery systems engineering, testing, logistics, and training for systems like gas turbines, diesel engines, main reduction gears, and propulsors.

New Requirement

New Requirement

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-42-0005

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

Security Clearance:

• A SECRET facility clearance is required within 45 days of contract award.

• Crucially, contractor employees who hold dual citizenship will not be granted security clearance for these facilities.

• The work may involve access to Unclassified Naval Nuclear Propulsion Information (U-NNPI) and requires all personnel to be U.S. citizens.

Key Personnel Qualifications:

• Program/Project Manager II: Requires a Bachelor's degree and five years of professional project management experience, including two years on Navy programs.

• Engineering Technician V: Requires a High School Diploma and fifteen years of professional experience working on Gas Turbine engines and their support systems.

• Mechanical Engineer II: Requires a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering and ten years of professional experience with Gas Turbine engines.

• Mechanical Engineer IV: Requires a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering and ten years of experience with the design, installation, and arrangements of shipboard machinery.

Specific Technical Expertise:

• The contractor must have expertise in specific computational engineering software, including Ansys, Dyrobes, Fluent, MATLAB, AutoCAD, SOLIDWORKS, RHINOceros, and Creo.

• The SOW requires the development of a "Machinery Space Utilization Analysis Tool" written in Python.

• Project management personnel must be proficient in Oracle Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 20

C/424 - LM2500 RADCON Cleaning

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

LM2500 RADCON Cleaning

The contractor will perform specialized depot overhaul and induction procedures for General Electric (GE) LM2500 Single Shank Turbine (SST) Gas Generator Assemblies (GGA) that are subject to Radiological Control (RADCON), which includes the disassembly, inspection, testing, decontamination, and packaging of these potentially radiologically contaminated gas turbine assets. The work requires a facility capable of handling and processing these specific components in a controlled environment to ensure safety and compliance.

N6449824D4001 Environmental

Alternatives Inc.

N64498-28-RFPREQ-PD-42-0002

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) / State Licensing:

The contractor must possess, or guarantee possession of, all required NRC or state-specific licenses to handle and decontaminate radiological hardware within 60 days of contract award.

Specialized Facility and Tooling:

The contractor must have or be able to procure/construct the necessary controlled environment (a "control area"), infrastructure, and a substantial list of special tooling required to disassemble the LM2500 SST GGA.

Government Furnished Equipment (GFE):

The government will provide a Waste Curie Monitor (WCM-10A) for performing bulk radiation measurements on specific parts.

The contractor is responsible for the daily checks and maintenance of these records, while the Navy handles the annual calibration.

No Travel: All work is to be performed exclusively at the contractor's facility.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 21

C/425 - On-Site Representative Support

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

On-Site Representative (OSR) Support

Technical support services for propulsion and power generation systems on Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC), Mine Countermeasure (MCM), and DDG 1000 class vessels. The contractor's personnel will be embedded with fleet operational units and at shipyards in various locations, both within the continental U.S. and overseas, including Japan. The scope of work includes maintenance, troubleshooting, installation, testing, and upgrade support for gas turbine engines, controls, and associated mechanical systems.

N0017819D8126 / N6449823F3014

Mills Marine & Ship Repair, LLC

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-42-0211

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

Requirement is heavily focused on providing experienced, certified technicians with very specific platform expertise to support the fleet directly.

Dual Citizenship Restriction: This is a critical security requirement. The SOW explicitly states that contractor employees who hold dual citizenship will not be granted security clearance to access the required facilities.

Specific Certifications for Technicians: All key personnel, who are Engineering Technicians, must possess at least one of the following qualifications:

• Gas Turbine Mechanic training qualification.

• U.S. Navy Gas Turbine Systems Mechanic (GSM) rating.

• U.S. Navy Marine Gas Turbine Inspector certification.

• Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) gas turbine training certificate.

• An Airframe & Power Plant (A&P) Mechanic's License.

Platform-Specific Experience: All key personnel must have five years of hands-on experience providing intermediate-level support on the specific platform they are assigned to (LCAC, MCM, or DDG 1000).

Security Clearance: All key personnel must be U.S. citizens and hold a SECRET clearance at the time of proposal submission. A facility clearance must be obtained within 45 days of award.

Forward-Deployed Positions: The work requires placing personnel at forward-deployed locations.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 22

C/444 - Advanced Power Engineering Support

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

Advanced Power Engineering Support

The contractor will provide systems integration, configuration management, sustainment engineering, and field service support for the Integrated Power Systems (IPS) across various naval platforms, including the DDG 1000 and DDG 51 classes. The scope involves supporting all acquisition lifecycle phases, from technology development and new construction to in-service operations and modernization.

N6449824D4003 Lifecycle

Engineering Inc

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-44-0123

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

Security Clearance: All contractor personnel must be U.S. citizens and possess a SECRET security clearance at the time of award. Access to SIPRnet is also required for specific cybersecurity roles.

Key Personnel Qualifications:

• Program Manager II: Requires a Bachelor's degree and ten years of project direction experience, with five years at a program or project management level.

• Electrical/Electronic Engineer IV: Requires a Bachelor's in Engineering and ten years of experience with shipboard electrical power systems.

• Information Systems Security Specialist III: Requires a degree, five years of practical cybersecurity experience, and a professional certification such as CompTIA Security+ CE, CySA+, or SSCP.

OEM Experience: Numerous non-key engineering and technician positions require a minimum of six months of hands-on experience with specific equipment from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) such as DRS, GE Power Conversion, L3, Bogue, Eaton, and Woodward.

Cybersecurity Certifications: Personnel performing cybersecurity functions must hold DoD 8570.01-M compliant certifications (e.g., Security+ CE, CND, SSCP) appropriate for their assigned Information Assurance Technical (IAT) or Management (IAM) level.

Quality Management System: The contractor must maintain a Quality Management System (QMS) compliant with ASQ/ANSI/ISO 9001:2015 standards and NAVSEA technical specifications.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 23

C/445 - Submarine & CVN Power Systems Support Services

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

Submarine & CVN Power Systems

Support Services

The contractor will provide a full range of support, including program management, engineering, logistics, lab services, and cybersecurity for both major naval programs and specific cross-platform technical areas like arc fault detection, electric motors, and lighting systems. The scope covers the entire lifecycle, from acquisition and design to in-service engineering and sustainment.

N0017819D8085/ N6449824F3094

Noblis, MDS N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-44-0124

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

Security and Information Handling:

• A SECRET facility clearance is required within 90 days of the contract award.

• The work requires access to Restricted Data and involves supporting the Navy Nuclear Propulsion Program (NNPP), necessitating the handling of Naval Nuclear

Propulsion Information (NNPI) under strict security protocols.

Key Personnel Qualifications:

• Electrical/Electronics Engineer IV: Requires a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering with 10 years of experience, or a Bachelor's with 15 years. Experience with

US Navy shipboard power/propulsion systems and electric insulation systems is preferred.

• Program/Project Manager I: Needs a Bachelor's degree and five years of experience with U.S. Navy HM&E systems, including program management functions like budgeting and scheduling.

• Engineering Technician V: Requires seven years of experience in electrical power systems, with a preference for Navy power systems and certifications for infrared

(thermal imaging) surveys.

• Logistician II: Requires three to five years of experience in US Navy logistics, depending on education level, with proficiency in updating Navy logistics products like

Technical Manuals and APLs.

Specific Certifications and Experience:

• Personnel conducting infrared surveys must have a Level 1 Infrared (Thermography) Certification from an industry-recognized provider.

• Support is required for the Navy Sealed Insulation System (SIS) certification program.

• Cybersecurity personnel (Computer Engineer II) must have an IAT Level 1 certification (e.g., A+ CE, Network+ CE, SSCP).

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 24

C/45 – Engineering & Technical Services for HM&E SCEMS

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

Engineering and Technical Services for HM&E

Submarine Communications & Electromagnetic Systems

(SCEMS)

The contractor will provide comprehensive support across the full lifecycle, including the design, fabrication, and testing of prototype hardware and software, as well as integrated logistics, cybersecurity, and program management.

The work involves advanced analysis, CADD modeling, and extensive testing, including in anechoic chambers.

N6449822D4014 NDI N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-45-0002

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

• TOP SECRET Security Clearance: All key personnel must be U.S. citizens and hold a TOP SECRET clearance at the time of proposal submission. The facility must also have a TOP SECRET clearance.

• Dual Citizenship Restriction: Contractor employees who hold dual citizenship will not be granted security clearance to access the required facilities.

• Nuclear Propulsion Information (NNPI): The work involves access to Unclassified Naval Nuclear Propulsion Information (U-NNPI) and requires strict adherence to all associated handling and safeguarding protocols.

Key Personnel Qualifications:

• Program/Project Manager Level III: Requires a Bachelor's degree and fifteen years of supervisory/management experience, with ten years in program management, preferably with US Navy HM&E Submarine Communication and Electromagnetic Systems.

• Mechanical Engineer Level IV: Requires a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering and fifteen years of professional experience, with ten years specifically in designing mechanical systems for the same US Navy HM&E submarine systems.

• Electrical Engineer Level IV: Requires a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering and fifteen years of professional experience, with ten years in designing electrical systems for the same US Navy HM&E submarine systems.

• Cybersecurity Certifications: The Systems Administrator / ISSE role requires an IAT Level II certification, such as CompTIA Security+ CE or SSCP.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 25

C/451 – Critical Spares

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

AN/BPS-15 Radar System Critical Spares – Materials

The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) is seeking innovative solutions from industry to re-establish a reliable and sustainable manufacturing capability for critical, long-lead-time SUBSAFE and Level I (LI) components for the AN/BPS-15 Radar System.

These components are essential for submarine fleet readiness, but the existing supply chain has proven inadequate to meet fleet demand.

New Requirement New Requirement N64498-27-RFPREQ-PD-45-0001

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

Strategy in development – possibly Single Award IDIQ, maybe OT.

Most components are Level 1/SUBSAFE demanding a NAVSEA-compliant quality management system for submarine pressure hull integrity.

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 26

C/453 – Electrical Hull Penetrator

Requirement Title Requirement Summary Existing

Contract Number Incumbent

Vendor

PID

Electrical Hull Penetrator (EHP) - Materials

Manufacturing contract for the SUBSAFE / Level I certified AN/BST-1(B) Electrical Hull Penetrator and Transmitter Cable Assembly for the Columbia Class submarine. The contractor is responsible for the complete fabrication, assembly, inspection, and testing of these critical components in exact accordance with the Government's Technical Data Package.

New Requirement New Requirement N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-45-0176

Unique requirements and personnel qualification highlights:

• Requires Schedule A material* (26)

• EHP Materials originally solicited in 3Q FY26 – no bids received.

• SUBSAFE / Level I Certification: This is the paramount requirement, demanding a NAVSEA-compliant quality management system for submarine pressure hull integrity.

• Welding Procedure Qualification: The contractor must possess NAVSEA-approved welding procedures for the specific materials and processes involved.

• Material Certification: The contractor must perform and document detailed chemical and mechanical analysis of all raw materials.

• No Personnel or Travel Requirements: The contract does not specify any personnel qualifications (LCATs) and does not involve any security clearances, on-site government work, or travel.

• NSWCPD may hold separate, focused Industry Day(s) for highly specialized requirements.

*Schedule A Material(s) Detail on Next Slide

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 27

C/453 – Electrical Hull Penetrator

Schedule A Materials

Schedule A Materials represent a legally binding list of Government-Furnished Property (GFP) or Government-Furnished Material (GFM) the Navy will provide directly to the contractor to execute the contract. Providing these high-cost, specialized, or long-lead items reduces technical risk, lowers bid pricing, and ensures that the contractor is working with exact Navy-certified components

Aspect Detail Impact to Offeror

What is it A formal, numbered contract attachment (Schedule A) listing the specific equipment, tools, software, or raw parts the Government owns and will loan/provide

They do not need to factor the procurement costs of these items into their cost proposal.

Contractor Stewardship Once received, the contractor takes physical custody and is fully responsible for tracking, storing, protecting, and maintaining the material per FAR 52.245-1

The contractor must maintain a NAVSEA-approved Property Management System to manage this material

No-Cost Consumables (GFM) If the Schedule A materials are raw parts (e.g., specialized Navy cabling or specific valves), they are consumed or built directly into the final deliverable

Reduces supply-chain delays for high-demand, hard-to-source military parts

Returnable Tools (GFE) If the Schedule A lists specialized test equipment or diagnostic tools, these must be returned in good condition upon contract completion

Eliminates the contractor's need to purchase proprietary Navy tooling

➢ Audit Readiness: Contractors will be subject to Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) property administration audits to ensure Schedule A materials are tracked and marked correctly.

➢ Liability for Loss: Unless otherwise stated, contractors can be held liable for loss, damage, or destruction of Schedule A materials if their property system is found deficient.

➢ Verification: Upon receiving Schedule A materials, contractors are expected to immediately inspect and verify the physical condition of the property against the Government's manifest and report any discrepancies within a specified timeline

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 28

Requirement Title Anticipated Total Value

Anticipated Contract Type

Anticipated Procurement Instrument

Anticipated Solicitation

Release

Follow-on / New

Existing Contract Number

PID #

C521/523 CVN/Amphib Ship Control Systems

$10M - $15M CPFF Seaport FY27 Q1 Follow-on

LCE - N6449824F3077

LCE - N6449824F3085

LCE - N6449824F3075

Noblis - N6449822F3161

LCE - N6449823F3023

N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-52-0272

C545 ETCU IDIQ $15M - $100M FFP Single-Award IDIQ FY27 Q2 Follow-on Raytheon - N6449824D4000 N64498-25-RFPREQ-PD-54-0281

C533 Machinery Info System Support

$15M - $100M CPFF Seaport FY27 Q4 Follow-on HII – N6449823F3115 N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-53-0125

Department 50 Anticipated Competitive Requirements

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 29

521/523 CVN/Amphib Ship Control Systems

• Modernization-engineering, life-cycle, and in-service engineering support for ship control systems for CVN and Amphib (ex: LPD, LHD/A) vessels

C545 Electronic Throttle Control Unit (ETCU)

• Provide Government owned design ETCU to support block 6 and 7 for Columbia class vessels for the US Navy

• ETCUs are critical components for a submarine's propulsion and control systems since they regulate throttle and power distribution

C533 Machinery Information System Support

• Provide engineering, logistics, software, cybersecurity, and technical support for deployed and shore-based Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical (HM&E) information, data acquisition, monitoring, and surveillance systems

Department 50 Anticipated Competitive

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 30

Requirement Title Anticipated Total Value

Anticipated Contract Type

Anticipated Procurement Instrument

Anticipated Solicitation

Release

Follow-on or New

Existing Contract Number PID #

Outfitting &Installation

$10M -$15M CPFF SeaPort 10/22/2026 Follow-on N6449818C4002 – Rhoads

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

60-0002

Design Services $25 – $30M CPFF Large

Contract 09/25/2026 Follow-on

N6449822D4010

CURRENTLY USING LBES SEAPORT

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

60-0038

Department 60 Anticipated

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 31

Machinery Integration Test Facilities Services

• Provide concurrent engineering, planning, and design support for NSWCPD Machinery Integration Test Facilities .

• Execute Government-scoped work from conceptual through detailed design, including site inspections, as-built updates, analyses, drawings, specifications, cost estimates, logistics/rigging plans, environmental support, and installation/test support.

• Use model-based systems engineering, digital models, requirements traceability, interface-control documents, configuration management, and modular design packages to accommodate evolving ship designs.

• Design test facilities to replicate shipboard conditions while maintaining required safety, capacity, access, and growth margins.

• Deliver required CDRLs, including drawings, calculations, reports, models, schedules, and recurring status/tracking logs, within

Government-directed review cycles.

• Support design reviews, readiness assessments, integrated schedule reviews, and Government requests for technical documentation.

Machinery Integration Test Facilities Outfitting and Installation

• Provide industrial outfitting, installation, integration, and test support for shipboard machinery, power, and propulsion systems.

• Perform work as directed by task orders, technical instructions, and scoping documents, in accordance with Navy and commercial/industrial standards.

• Connect installed equipment to required site utilities and coordinate work with concurrent test-site activities.

• Support production readiness, test readiness, and schedule reviews; maintain schedule awareness and promptly report delays or issues.

• Conduct required flushing, cable, relay, breaker, hydrostatic, alignment, and other system/equipment testing; submit test documentation.

• Provide quality control, corrective-action support, worksite cleanliness, and objective quality evidence for completed work.

• Resolve installation issues, RFIs, engineering changes, and liaison actions in coordination with the Government; do not redesign or incur added cost without written authorization.

• Submit CDRL deliverables, including project execution plans, weekly progress reports, test documentation, status reports, and required cost data.

• Maintain an ISO 9001-compliant quality management system and comply with safety, LOTO, OPSEC, and applicable security requirements

Department 60 Anticipated Competitive

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 32

Requirement Title Anticipated Total Value

Anticipated Contract Type

Anticipated Procurement Instrument

Anticipated Solicitation

Release

Follow-on or New

Existing Contract Number PID #

LBES Design and Engineering Services Follow On Contract

$50M - $100M

Cost- Reimbursement

Single-Award Indefinite-

Deliver FY27 Q1/Q2 Follow-On N6449822D4008-4012

(Gibbs-Cox/HII/NDI/NOBLIS/Vista)

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

71-0062

LBES Cyber Security Follow On

$7.5M - $50M Cost-

Reimbursement

Single-Award Indefinite- Delivery

FY28 Q2 Follow-On N0017819D7897/ N6449824F3032

(ISPA Technology)

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

71-0063

LBES Installation and Outfitting Contract

$50M - $100M

Cost- Reimbursement

Single-Award Indefinite- Delivery

FY27 Q4 Follow-On N6449824D0002-0003

(VTG/Rhoads Industries)

N64498-26-RFPREQ-PD-

71-0014

Department 70 Anticipated

Distribution Statement A. Approved for Public Release; distribution is unlimited. 33

LBES Design and Engineering Services

• Provide concurrent engineering, planning, and design support for NSWCPD land-based engineering and test sites supporting Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical systems.

• Execute Government-scoped work from conceptual through detailed design, including site inspections, as-built updates, analyses, drawings, specifications, cost estimates, logistics/rigging plans, environmental support, and installation/test support.

• Use model-based systems engineering, digital models, requirements traceability, interface-control documents, configuration management, and modular design packages to accommodate evolving ship designs.

• Design test facilities to replicate shipboard conditions while…